Fabrizio Romano: Glen Kamara medical scheduled on Thursday afternoon for Rangers sale
Rangers and Leeds United have agreed a deal for the transfer of midfielder Glen Kamara, according to Fabrizio Romano.
The Italian journalist reported via his personal Twitter page (31 August) that the 27-year-old midfielder is currently travelling to Leeds to undergo his medical ahead of sealing a switch to the Elland Road club.
A deal has been agreed on both the club side and the player’s side with the Finland international’s medical booked for Thursday afternoon.
Here we go
This is a very important deal for Rangers to get across the line and Michael Beale will be very glad that the saga has now come to an end. It has been apparent for weeks now that Kamara would not be a part of his first-team plans and a solution for his future has been explored all summer.
Finally, with just a matter of hours to go until the transfer window shuts, it appears that he has resolved his future and it lies in the Championship with Leeds United. For supporters at Ibrox, they will most likely wish the player well as he embarks on his next journey, with his time in Scotland clearly coming to a natural conclusion.
In total, he made 193 appearances for the Gers, scoring nine times while providing 11 assists, and was part of many memorable squads and moments with the club, including their most recent title lift and run to the Europa League final.
In other Rangers news, rivals Celtic are in a race against time as they hope to register a player in time for the Old Firm derby.